Could you please tell me if you think these would stand up as patio tables---outside always? Thank you
4226
They absolutely could be outdoor tables.....very heavy, waterproof slate tops, and sturdy iron legs. Hope this helps.
4227
They appear to be pretty sturdy...slate tops and metal frames. I use them inside but you could have a problem with rust.
4228
Yes, I think they would be fine. Depending where you live, I wouldn't want to leave them out in snow, although they might be OK. Nice rustic looking tables!
4229
Probably depends on the weather where you live. The metal legs might rust in wet weather. If so, a quick coat of Rustoleum would do the trick.
4230
No, I think the iron portion would rust unless you plan on repainting just like iron fence. Great indoors, however.
133440
could be suitable, size is right but they are thin - if you need waterproof, consider cutting up a felt backed vinyl tablecloth
291091
Ok these a large tables, but they do not support much weight. Cheaply made and wobble. I used over lays on them to have a Victorian look, however I had to use wood shims on two of the legs to level the table. Hope this helps, I can, give more information if need. Good luck.
292496
I have had table on windy patio in Beaumont, CA for several months. So far, no problem. Enjoy. I do bring umbrella in house when high winds or rain occour.
781865
They're a hard plastic -- and you can sit on them but I wouldn't call them comfortable. We use them as end tables to our outdoor sofa but we have pulled them around as extra seating. I don't think a big guy should sit on them, but kids and medium size adults would be fine. We get so many comments about them -- really cool look to add to a patio space.
1158698
Yes - but no perfectly ie they are not designed with that in mind but they do stack nicely. We love them - use it on the patio and they are getting wet as I write and will dry when the sun is out. Great outdoor option that is durable and nice looking.
1497540
Yes, we have kept outdoor for several months now and they look like new. We use outdoor furniture covers for all out outdoor furnitures when it rains, so we also put these under our table cover. They have got some rain once in a while though.
1388270
i have these chairs on a covered porch, in north florida. they will stay outside but not exposed to the elements?? i was very happy with the quality and look of these chairs! i would ask the manufacturer? in you case.
1887507
Yes! They'd be quite suitable for outdoor play! Buy PLENTY !! I want to add to the set I bought my grandson; he loves them!
1299187
I personally have not used these for outdoor use; and dont plan to.The varnish and the wood are fit for indoor use only. If you use these outdoors, you woul have to bring them in immediately after use
1613306
Unfortunately not. They are well made and can stand up to a lot of weather. My wife and I have used them on many occasions for backyard parties and are always pleased with how they look. However, when storing they take up a lot of space depending on how many you have.
1723645
Yes, I imagine they'd be good for holding plants and other things outdoors. They are coated which should offer some protection against the elements but I would still keep an eye on them if you live somewhere where there is extreme heat or sun. I'd be more worried about the plastic giving out and wearing away then the metal shelves themselves.
522704
Not sure about that but mine are around a covered patio and have survived several storms.
387731
They're pretty stable, the number of shelves shouldn't compromise it's stability I'd think. They would be good for outside use, depending on where it would be you may need to weigh it down at the base though.
1278602
I would think so. They are quite strong. They are actually made for the outside. I don't know if they'll last for years, but I would guess you would get long use of them. Good luck.
647943
they would be suitable for outdoor use but do not have holes on the bottom for drainage. If putting out not covered by a roof line then I would suggest drilling some holes in the bottom. I use mine outside under a covering with succulents in them and bring them in in the winter months. I originally used them for a s'mores bar at our wedding. They had pea gravel and sterno in them for people to roast their marshmallows with. They look very nice!!!
501925
Yes they will work on a patio - however, the individual lights are not spaced close together. This is purposelydesigned this way, because when they are laid out in the C pattern on the ground they form the twinkling blanket effect. On a patio, you may find that you'll have to use more strings, and possibly wind them around more often. You would be able to string them ACROSS the patio, above the floor space, thus creating the same effect but overhead.I imagine that overhead they would look very nice.